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The Karaoke Group gave a spirited luncheon performance.

Dear Members,It is hard to believe the year is coming to the end. We are sad to say that five of our current Advisory Board members that have served the members with com-mitment and enthusiasm are moving on to other things. I am excited that for the first time in many years, there has been great interest in serving the membership for the next two years. It is great to see such commitment from the membership to serve and look for ways to continually improve the Center.

The Center experienced another plumbing problem on Tuesday, September 30, which forced us to close for the remainder of the day and the following day. We appreciate everyone’s cooperation in evacuating the Center

Calendar Of EventsNov. 11 – Current EventsNov. 11 - Ambassador’s ConcertNov. 12 – Trip: CamelotNov. 14 – AARP Driving ClassNov. 15 – Senior OlympicsNov. 18 – Meditation ClassNov. 19- Monthly LuncheonNov. 21 – AARP Driving ClassNov. 27 & 28 – Center Closed for HolidayDec. 2 – Meditation classDec. 3 – Senior OlympicsDec. 4 – Center Closed for Bazaar Set-Up*Dec. 5 – BazaarDec. 6 – Bazaar & Santa Breakfast Dec. 8 – Rules of the RoadDec. 9 – Meditation ClassDec. 11 – Center Closed for Rotary LuncheonDec. 12 – Center Closed for P.A.S.T. LuncheonDec. 17 – Center Closed for Avalon LuncheonDec. 18 – Trip: Fireside TheatreDec. 24 & 25 – Closed for Holiday

and calling others to inform them ofthe closure. Our Parks Departmentresponded very quickly to handle the situation. The issue has been resolved and we are looking into a long term solution. The facility is over 50 years old and occasionally concerns may arise. The Park District is committed to provide safe and clean facilities. Customer safety is our number one priority. We appreci-ate your patience and cooperation!

I hope to see each of you at the upcom-ing luncheons and events!

Warm regards,

Cindy Sortino Hattendorf Manager

Welcome To Our New Members We are pleased to welcome the following new members!- Barbara Mess- Marilyn Pasko- Anthony Pasko Jr.

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Center Hours, Information & Who’s Who

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SHEILA RAY ADULT CENTER225 E. Elk Grove Blvd.Elk Grove Village, IL 60007(847) 364-7224Adult Center doors are open8am - 4pm.

ELK GROVE PARK DISTRICTBOARD OF COMMISSIONERSThomas E. Cooke - PresidentBill O’Malley - Vice PresidentJohn Walz - SecretaryRalph Souder - TreasurerBob Biedke - Commissioner

ADULT ADVISORY BOARD Angie Foster - Past PresidentPat Angelino - PresidentMary Leetzow - Vice PresidentJoAnne Sommer - TreasurerJoe Hauser - SecretaryMercedes Ibarra - New MembersLouise Pudlo - Gift ShopRod Marino - Entertainment & DanceRosalyn Graziano - Phone Reassurance

The Adult Advisor Board is comprised of Adult Center Members who act as the representatives of the whole membership. The Adult Advisory Board meets monthly at the Adult Center every first Tuesday at 10am. Each selected appointee is approved by the Park District Board of Commissioners and serves two to four years.

ADVISORY BOARD MEETINGSTue, Nov 4 10amTue, Dec 2 10am ADULT CENTER STAFFAL HATTENDORF MANAGER: Cindy Sortino

CENTER SUPERVISORS:Greg Palace Karen Sederberg

Hi Everyone! Fall is almost over and winter (ugh) is nearly upon us. I read somewhere that this winter will not be as bad as last year. I hope “they” are right. Nevertheless, our Center will be warm and inviting. If you start to get the “winter doldrums,” come on over and meet your friends and enjoy the winter inside. We have had many new members join, and it is good to see them continue to come and participate in some of the activities here. Thanks to all of you who make them feel welcome.

The holidays are fast approaching, if you have nowhere to go and no one to celebrate them with, come here. You don’t have to be alone. We have our Thanksgiving luncheon at the Center and our Christmas luncheon at the Avalon; both are always a festive time. Don’t forget to register early for them. We have our Holiday Bazaar in December, so you can do some Christmas shopping for that unique gift you need for someone special. Bring the grandkids to Breakfast with Santa while you shop at the Bazaar. Please come and join us at “Our Center” and bring a friend or friends with you and perhaps you can convince them to join.

Happy Holidays everyone and God Bless,

President,Pat Angelino

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Friday MadnessJoin the Adult Center staff as wechallenge the members to a lighthearted game of ping pong.Let’s practice. It’s a new table; we’llget the heavy competition going later. Bring a friend and we promise laughs and a great way to end the week!

Friday, Nov. 14 12:30pm to 1pmBarcode 89452

page 3Look What’s HappeningAmbassadorsPractice Thursday, 10amBig Band - Live Music Night $1st Thursday of each month at Garden TerraceBilliardsMonday - Friday, 8am - 4pmBingoThursday, 1pmEarly Bird Bingo Thursday, 12:30pmBridgeWednesday, 12:30pmBuncoSecond & Third Friday, 1pmCanastaMonday, 9am, Friday, 9am - NoonCeramicsWednesday, 10amChair Exercise (Video)Monday, Wednesday, 9amCherished Treasures Gift ShopMonday - Friday, 9am - 3pmDonations and volunteers welcome

CraftsTuesday, 12:30pm

Current Events ForumSecond and last Tuesday, 10:15am Daily Lunches $Monday - Friday, required registration the day before, by 5pmDancing to the 50s and 60s $Monday, 11amElk Grovers’ Comedy ClubFirst & Third Thursday, 9amEmbelishing Shirt ClassFriday, 10am - 12pmFriday MadnessSecond Friday, 12:30pm - 1pmFitness Fun Fridays $First Thursday, 11amMemories & More First Friday, 1pmKaraokeLast Tuesday - 11:15amKnitting & CrochetMonday - 1pm

Parkinson Arthritis & ExerciseTuesday, 1 - 1:45pmPinochle GroupTuesday, 12:30pm & Friday, 12:30pm

PokerMonday, 12:30 - 4pm

QuiltingMonday, 9am

Shanghai RummyThursday, 3pm

ScrabbleFridays, 12:30pm

Wii BowlingWednesday, 9am & Friday, 9am

Work-it Out Wednesday $Wednesday, 10am

PLEASE NOTE: All participants in Quilting, Ceramics, Crafts, and Crochet are asked to spend at least one class a month on items for the Bazaar. (Supplies furnished by Center.) All of these groups welcome new participants.

$ - Activity FeeAny supplies needed for your class must be approved prior to purchasing.

Mark your calendar for the next Karaoke get-togethers:Room 1 Tue, Nov 25 & Dec 30 at 11:15am

Daily Lunch ProgramMeals are served at Noon except on Thursday, when the meal is served at 11:45am. Call ahead if you need to cancel a lunch. In order to receive a refund you must cancel by 5pm the day prior. If you show up more than 15 minutes late, your lunch can be resold. If you attend the dining area during lunch, you are required to either purchase or bring a lunch. Lunches should not be shared. Registered participants may either take home their own leftovers, or throw them out. If there are fewer than 4 participants enrolled by 5pm on any given day, the lunch program will be cancelled, and participants will be notified and credited. Thank you.

Current Events ProgramOur upcoming bi-monthly Current Events program will be hosting some guest speakers. Please stop in and join our group for interesting discussions on local and global issues. The group meets at 10:15am on the second and last Tuesday in the Main Room. After each discussion, the group has a special treat and a chance to chat.

New Group - Mahjong Interested in learning to playMahjong? It is a strategic game,and once you have learned the rules, the ability to excel islimitless. Whether you are anewcomer to this game or have been playing for years, thisprogram is for you. All skilllevels are welcome and if youare proficient at this game,this is your chance to shareyour expertise with newcomersand beginners. If you are interested in participating, or finding out more aboutthis program, contact Greg Palace. A sign-up sheet will be availableto gauge the membership interest.

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Flex Class PassThe flex class pass offers you flexibility! You may use one scan per class instead of registering for a session. This flex class pass applies to: Dancing to the 50s & 60s on the other side of 50, Work It Out Wednesday, and Fitness Fun Friday. Pass is valid for 6 months from date of purchase.Type Fee Member Res. Nonres.5 classes pass $20 $2310 classes pass $40 $4320 classes pass $75 $78

Track PassTake advantage of the Pavilion Fitness indoor

suspended track with a track pass! If you are an Elk Grove Resident and 65 years or older your

track pass is FREE. Stop in at member services on the second floor of the Pavilion.

Dancing to the 50s & 60s the other side of 50 Enjoy the tunes of the 50’s and 60’s with this fun and energetic class. Dance, fun, and movement with purpose. This class is for anyone who is interested in improving their mind, balance, cardiovascular and cognitive health. You will be challenged in many fun ways.

Fee: $20 Member / $22.50 Nonmember $25 Nonresident NonmemberLocation: Adult Center Main Room Mondays, Dec. 1 - 2911 – 11:45amBarcode: 89358

Fitness Fun FridayJoin Maggie, a certified group exercise instructor, on Fridays for a fun, motivating fitness experience. These classes will help to improve your cardiovascular fitness, muscular strength and endurance, and enhance your flexibility. Additional benefits of these classes include improved well-being, posture and balance, and preservation of muscle and bone mass.

Fee: $15 Member/$17 Nonmember/$19 NR NonmemberLocation: Adult Center Main Room Fridays, Nov. 14 – Jan. 29 – 9:45amBar code: 88465No class; Nov. 28, Dec. 5 and Dec. 12

WIOW - Work It Out WednesdaysJoin Maggie, a certified group exercise instructor, on Wednesdays for a fun, motivating fitness experience. These classes will help to improve your cardiovascular fitness, muscular strength and endurance, and enhance your flexibility. Additional benefits of these classes include improved well-being, posture and balance, and preservation of muscle and bone mass.

Fee: $15 Member/$17 Nonmember/$19 NR NonmemberLocation: Adult Center Main Room Wed., Dec. 1 - 299 – 9:45amBar code: 88472No class Dec. 24

Line Dancing They are back by popular demand, Lorraine & Wally West! If you enjoy line dancing join us to learn some of the newest dances that will keep you moving. This is a great opportunity to bring a friend or make a new one!Fee: $25 Member / $30 NonmemberLocation: Adult Center Main RoomMondays, Nov. 3 – Dec. 2910 am – 11 amBarcode: 88484 No class on Nov. 10

AmbassadorsThe Ambassadors will razzle, dazzle and entertain you with a live program of oldies, standards and novelty songs and dances, including an early venture into the Holiday music repertoire. Come out and show your support for this group of 25+ enthusiastic singers who are anxious to strut their stuff to bring back memories and start your toes tapping. Don’t miss this opportunity to put a song in your heart and a smile on your face. Tickets must be purchased in advance. Tickets are available at the Customer Service Desk - Pavilion or Hattendorf.Fee: $5 / $3 under 18 yrs. oldLocation: Adult Center Main Room

Date Time Age DeadlineTue, Nov 11 6:30pm All Ages Nov 10

AnnualHoliday Bazaar

Friday, Dec 5 9am - 2pmSaturday, Dec 6 9am - NoonThe Sheila Ray Adult Center

225 E. Elk Grove Blvd.

Visit our Holiday Bazaar and shop for some special holiday gifts. Our Bazaar features homemade treasures including:

* Handcrafted Items * Jewelry* Ceramics & Crafts * Quilted & Crochet Items

* Bake Sale * Raffle You can always find holiday bargains in our gift shop. The grand

raffle prize is a beautiful hand-quilted comforter.

Saturday, Dec 6Seatings; 9 - 10am or 10:30 - 11:30am

Breakfast with Santa and Mrs. ClausShare the holiday spirit with Santa and Mrs. Claus and children of all ages. Each registered child will enjoy a delicious breakfast, a souvenir photo with Santa and a small gift. Photos will be taken before breakfast. Handmade holiday gifts will be avail-able for purchase. Parents must accompany their child(ren) and register for the breakfast. Advance ticket sales only! We are not able to sell tickets at the door. Registration deadline is November 28.Fee: $12R / $14NRLocation: The Sheila Ray Adult CenterBreakfast Seatings: 9 - 10am or 10:30 - 11:30am

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Monthly Luncheons

Participants are welcome to come early or stay late for conversation or cards. Please note that the Center does not provide foil or carryout items for leftovers.

November Luncheon Wed, Nov 19 11:30am - 2pmEnjoy an early Thanksgiving meal with friends. Lunch will be a traditional menu with sliced roast turkey, stuffing, mashed potatoes, kernel corn, cranberry sauce and rolls and butter. Dine on delicious pumpkin pie for dessert. Entertainment will be a nice surprise!$7 Members/ $9 R Nonmembers/ $11 NR Nonmembers Location: Adult CenterBarcode: 88491

December Luncheon - AvalonWed., Dec 1711:30 am – 2pmCelebrate with friends at our annual luncheon at the Avalon Banquets on Higgins Road just south of Oakton. Ron &Sandie will be back by popular demand with great songsand jokes. Lunch will be fabulous with choices of Chicken, Salmon or Prime Rib. Please indicate your menu choice when you register. Doors open at 11:30 a.m. Advanced table reservations will be taken at time of registration only. Group registrations are not allowed due to menu choices. Payment is due at time of registration. $19 Chicken – Member $24 Chicken - Nonmember$21 Salmon – Member $25 Salmon - Nonmember$23 Prime Rib – Member $27 Prime Rib - NonmemberLocation: Avalon BanquetsBarcode: 89618 Registration Deadline: Dec 9

Rotary LuncheonThu, Dec 11Noon – 2pmThe Rotary Group of Elk Grove provides lunch for the seniors of the Elk Grove Sheila Ray Adult Center. The Town Criers will be the entertainment! This is for Sheila Ray Adult Center members only.Location: Adult Center Main RoomFee: FreeBarcode: 87486Registration Deadline: Dec 5

The Advisory Board General Meeting will take placeat 11:30 am prior to the luncheon. Enjoy entertainmentfrom 1:15 - 2pm!

Ping PongMon, Nov 24 11am-12:30pmThis month we will play Ping-Pong, aka table tennis, with our new Ping-Pong table! This fun and exciting new feature of our Center has proven to be quite popular, even if you have not played in quite a while or are a ping pong pro, come out and join the fun! You can arrange to play with a friend, or as a team! Lunch will be served.Barcode: 90345Registration deadline: Nov 20

New Year’s Eve PartyWed, Dec 31 11:15am-12:45pmCelebrate New Year’s Eve and kick off 2015! Dress your best and dance to your favorite tunes. There will be games for your enjoyment. Lunch and sparkling cider are included. Let’s celebrate together as we welcome in the New Year!Barcode: 90339Registration deadline: Dec 23

Monthly Events

P.A.S.T –Police and Seniors Together Fri., Dec. 1211am – 1pmThe Elk Grove Police Department provides this luncheon for the Seniors of the Sheila Ray Adult Center. *Please register early. Seating is limited.Location: Adult Center Main RoomFee: FreeBarcode: 87487Registration Deadline: Dec. 5

Blood Pressure Screenings First Thursday of each month, 10am - Noon by Jane Sloger, Village Nurse

Third Wednesday of each month, 9 - 11am by a nurse from Alexian Brothers Medical Center

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Health & Wellness Seminar Series Tue, Nov 1111:30am – 12pmABHS Registered DieticianLearn some tips to help you eat healthier during the holiday season.Presented by: ABHS DieticianLocation: Adult Center Main RoomFee: Free Barcode: 89448

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New Meditation Series Amazing Simplicity of Meditation Tues. Nov. 4 10 – 11:30am What is meditation? How to Meditate and Why Meditate Fee: Free Barcode: 90346 Location: Adult Center Computer Room Dr. Om Jahari

Thankful All the TimeTues. Nov. 1810 – 11:30amJoin us for this new class. How can we be thankful all the time and not just on Thanksgiving Day? Learning the art of thankfulness for little things is extremely easy and practical. Explore how you can develop an attitude of gratitude as you reflect on all you have to be grateful for this holiday season. Presented by Dr. Om JohariFee: Free Barcode: 90347Location: Adult Center Computer Room

Potato Chip MeditationTues. Dec. 2 10 – 11:30amHow not to overeat for the HolidaysAfter a potato chip dissolves in a person’s mouth, all that’s left is the taste of starch. If you stuff popcorn in your mouth, you do not taste it nor are you aware of what you’re eating. Once you learn to taste food slowly, you’ll enjoy it more and eat smaller portions – a skill many people would like to master as we enter the holiday season. Dr. Om Johari will present one of his most popular meditation programs using potato chips to teach us how not to overeat. Fee: Free Barcode: 90348Location: Adult Center Computer Room

Meditation, Gratitude & SleepTues. Dec. 910 – 11:30amLearn from Dr. Om Johari how the art of meditation and the practice of gratitude quiet the mind for a good night’s sleep.Fee: Free Barcode: 90349Location: Adult Center Computer Room

“A worthwhile session...very knowledgeable, and you always remember the things he says.”-Doris Jordan

FYI & ServicesLending Closet The Sheila Ray Adult Center manages a Lending Closet of medical equipment available to Elk Grove Village residents. If you or someone you know are in need of any equipment, call Greg at (847) 228-3843. (We no longer carry raised toilet seats or commodes) Upon returning equipment, donations are appreciated for repairs and/or replacement of equipment.

The Sheila Ray Adult Center and the Elk Grove Park District do not make any representation as to the condition or fitness for purpose of any of the equipment offered for use. Individuals borrowing equipment are advised to examine all equipment prior to use.

Gift Shop Handmade Holiday GiftsCheck out the new handmade item shelves in the Gift Shop.

Our Knit & Crochet Group, Crafters, Ceramic Group, Embellished T-Shirt Group, and Quilters have all made some cute gift items for sale in the Gift Shop and display window.

They’ll also have a full selection of great handmade items at the Holiday Bazaar, Dec 5 & 6.

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Pace Dial-a-ride Call (847) 299-6212 one hour before you need a ride to make your reservation. Tell the dispatcher where you are and where you need to go. Persons over 65 years pay a reduced one-way fare of $0.65.

Hours of service: 9am - 6pm, Monday - Friday 9am - 4pm, Saturday

Phone Reassurance/Sick & VigilVolunteers call home bound and hospitalized members, send get well and sympathy letters, (847) 364-7224.

Township Dial-a-busEG Township Door-to-Door Senior Bus Service, (847) 437-0300. This “Senior Bus” is for anyone 55 years and older, whether handicapped or not, living in Elk Grove Township. You must call the day before to arrange for a pickup and it will take you anywhere in Elk Grove Township.

Home Delivered Meals Kenneth Young Center for Seniors, (847) 524-8800.

Counseling & Circuit Breaker Kenneth Young Center for Seniors, (847) 524-8800, counseling, assistance with housekeeping, meals, and link up with other service providers.

Adult Trip Information Mailing ServiceTrip information is available in March, July and November. Register with barcode 81081 to have it mailed to your home.

Newsletter Mailing ServiceIf you would like to receive the bi-monthly Adult Center Buzz Newsletter by mail, register at anytime. Newsletters may be picked up, free of charge, at the Adult Center Customer Service desk. One year subscription can be mailed to your house. (6 newsletters)$9 Residents and Members $11 Nonresidents Barcode: #77523

Alexian Brothers Older Adult Services OfficeInformation/Referral source for community health and social service networks call (847) 956-5465.

Unique gifts at great prices!

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CamelotWed, Nov 12Adapted from T.H. White’s novel The Once and Future King, Camelot is a valiant Broadway musical that will transport audiences to the magical and mythical days of medieval England. The legendary characters King Arthur, Queen Guenevere, Sir Lancelot and Merlyn come alive in this exciting tale of love and chivalry. The classic production features a lush, romantic score including “If Ever I Would Leave You,” “Camelot,” “How to Handle a Woman,” and “Follow Me.” WINNER OF 4 TONY AWARDS. Lunch will include Soup of the Day, your choice of either Traditional Sliced Roast Turkey with Gravy, Herb Stuffing, and Cranberries or Salmon Filet with Lemon Tarragon Sauce. Your choice must be specified at time of registration. One non-alcoholic beverage is included with your meal. Vegetarian entree’ available upon request.$77 Resident/Member, $81 Nonresident

Depart: Pavilion South Parking Lot: 10:45am Return: Pavilion South Parking Lot: 4:45pmBarcode: 88488 Registration Deadline: Oct 27Min 28/Max 34This trip uses a chartered bus

A Fireside ChristmasThu, Dec 18Named one of the country’s finest attractions by the American Bus Association, The Fireside’s Christmas show has become a must see tradition for tens of thousands of people throughout the nation. It’s our mission each holiday season to bring you a show that will re-kindle the true Christmas spirit in all of us. Through songs, stories, and dances – both traditional and original – we commit ourselves to capturing the very heart and essence of the holiday season. Each show is new and exciting, with beautiful new costumes and settings, glorious singing and breath-taking dancing, and new ways to tell the familiar stories of the season. What never changes is our faithfulness to the traditions and memories of this most joyous of seasons.$101 Resident/Member, $106 Nonresident Depart: Pavilion South Parking Lot: 8am Return: Pavilion South Parking Lot: 6pmBarcode: 88508Registration Deadline: Nov 24Min 48/Max 54This trip uses a chartered bus

Featured MenuSeafood St. JacquesA ramekin of Gulf Shrimp and New England Sea Scallops folded into a White Wine Cream Sauce, topped with Garlic Butter Toasted Croutons. Freshly Baked Breads from The Fireside Ovens.Chicken MontereySkinless Breast of Chicken, dipped in buttermilk and egg, lightly breaded with Panko Crumbs, sautéed to a golden brown, topped with Parmesan, Spinach, Artichoke and Jarlsberg Swiss Cheese and placed on a bed of Madeira Wine Sauce. Served with Escalloped Tomatoes, Zucchini Squash and a Potato Croquette enriched with Canadian Bacon.Trilogy of Holiday DelightsLemon Meringue Tartlet, Sticky English Toffee Rum Pudding Cake, and Raspberry Chambord Gelato in a Chocolate Covered Almond Basket.Coffee, Tea and Milk

Chicago Wolves HockeySat, Jan 17Join us as we begin 2015 with a very special trip to see The Chicago Wolves professional hockey team at the Allstate Arena in Rosemont. The Wolves’ opponent for the evening will be The Rockford IceHogs, the AHL affiliate of The Chicago Blackhawks. Seating is the best available – in the Gold Circle section 102 – second and third rows off the ice!

Game time is 7pm. Doors open at 6pm for pregame festivities. Additional programs include Fight Against Cancer and Adopt-A-Dog events that will be held in arena concourses.Seating for this event is limited, so please register early. $71 Resident/Member, $75 Nonresident

Depart: Pavilion South Parking Lot: 5pm Return: Pavilion South Parking Lot: 11pmBarcode: 89649Registration Deadline: Dec 29Min 10/Max 13 This trip uses an EGPD bus

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DecemberKaren Grasenick 1Norene Koziatek 1Mary Leetzow 3Eleanor Green 5Sylvia McElderry 6Jeanie Roller 6Mary Wu 6Sara Pardo 7Janet Fall 10Barbara Flowers 11Lydia McCulley 11Marjorie Carol Scarpulla 11Linda Mulcahey 13Steve Wong 14Lorraine Champa 16Eva Haich Orlando 16Gladys Ulrich 18Mercedes Wetzel 18Kathryn Laskawska 19Carol Pawlowski 23Bernice Puls 24Celia B Danek 25Annabelle Dale 26Virginia C. Grembla 27Masako Terada 27Myrna Paras 28John Zasi 28Dolores Cruciani 30

Please note these birthdays reflect members who signed up as of July 21, 2014.

NovemberRose Kuhlman 1Helen Zalar 2Gertrude Kozlowski 3Joe Wellman 3Joan M. Cullen 4George K. Izumi 6Thomas Rettenbacher 9Rosalind Sayler 9Carroll Wasem 12Jacqueline Giri 13Carol Kettler 15Joe Berry 16Geraldine Kearns 17Anthony J Pasko Jr 18Gerry Rogus 18Rita Wright 18Shirley Steffke 19Ed Droske 21Phyllis Pendleton 22Regis Nolan 23William Rogers 23Patricia Koelbel 24Maribeth C. Tomaso 24Shirley A. Kennedy 29Peggy Pavletich 29Kenneth Steinke 29Pat Roeing 30

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We want to give a special thank you to the following memberswho donated supplies for the Center:

Pat AngelinoLinda BadgettMary DommeMercedes/Vito IbarraSpencer IrvineGeraldine KearnsMarion LeBlancHelen LeskiDon McNeilLouise PudloDorothy ReuterFred RichterJoe WallanderEllie & Joe WellmanJoanne WinikatesNancy & Steve WongMary & Carolyn Wu

Your contributions aregreatly appreciated!(Due to publication timelines this list is effective from Jul 24 - Oct 3)

Thank You 2014 BingoSponsors/Speakers• Concentra (Partners in Primary Care)

2014 Luncheon Sponsors/SpeakersJanuary: N/A

February & April through December: Concentra (Partners in Primary Care)

March: Lions Club

Special thanks to all the wonderful members attending our 90+ celebration luncheon.

Congratulations to Ed Zmuda, a WWII Veteran

returning from an HonorFlight to Washington D.C.

90th Birthday Celebration

Holiday BazaarDecember 5 and 6.